Kim Woo Rin is a South Korean actress and singer who was born on October 22, 1988. She graduated from Kookmin University in Seoul, South Korea, where she majored in Film. She made her acting debut in the 2014 movie “The Youth” and has since followed up with movies such as “The Labyrinth” in 2021, as well as drama titles including “100 Days My Prince” (2018) and “Go With” (2020).

Kim Woo Rin

Cha Ra Ri (Kim So Hye) is head over heels in love with her boyfriend and her world falls apart when he dies suddenly. She doubts that she has the fortitude required to live without him, so decides to take her own life. But when she comes across a bucket list of items that she co-wrote with her boyfriend a long time ago. This discovery inspires her to take action: Before she ends it all, she decides to honor his memory by completing the bucket list – alone.

She begins doing so, but in the course of doing so encounters Kang Han Sol (Na In Woo), a budding K-pop trainee with enormous talent. However, he is blighted by stage fright that threatens to derail his fledgling career before it has even started. The duo unexpectedly hit it off, and Kang Han Sol joins Cha Ra Ri on her bucket list journey, finding mutual solace in the quest. But doing so sparks a romantic bond that only deepens as they continue making their way down the list. However, as the list starts to become shorter, will their love survive the quest’s completion?

This movie was based on a web-based cartoon of the same name by Hyang Yang and Sop and is the film version of a 2021 drama series that was also named “Her Bucket List.”

“Her Bucket List” is a 2022 South Korean movie that was directed by Hwang Kyung Sung.

Her Bucket List (Movie)

Her Bucket List

Very much in love with her boyfriend, Cha Ra Ri (Kim So Hye) is devastated when she learns that he has unexpectedly passed away. Unsure how she can ever find the strength to go on living without him, Ra Ri decides to follow her boyfriend in death. But the discovery of a bucket list, which she had written with him ages ago, inspires her to hold off on death for just a while longer.

Determined to fulfill every item of their shared bucket list, Ra Ri sets out to do just that. As she begins checking items off their list, she crosses paths with Kang Hansol (Na In Woo), an idol trainee with great potential but terrible stage fright. Brought together by fate, Ra Ri and Hansol begin completing items on her bucket list together, their time together giving them the strength to hold on, just a while longer.

Working their way through the list, Ra Ri and Hansol begin to realize there are unexpected feelings growing between them. Drawing ever closer, the pain they’ve both endured slowly begins to fade. Will their newfound feelings give them the strength they need to continue living despite everything?

Adapted from a webtoon of the same name by Hyang Yang and Sop, “Her Bucket List” is a 2021 romance drama directed by Hwang Kyung Sung.

Hee Min (Chani of SF9) is the son of South Korea’s most powerful shaman – an individual who is able to communicate with the spirits of the dead in order to influence the world of the living. He thinks little of shamanism, but is forced to channel powers he never knew he had when malevolent spirits begin to terrorize the high school he transfers to.

Also at the school, he meets So Young (Park Yoo Na), with whom he falls in love at first sight. By chance, he finds her diary and decides to declare his feelings for her by returning it to her, along with a special gift – as a heartfelt declaration of his feelings. However, So Young is preoccupied with other matters: She know about dark secrets connected to the school and ghastly events the school authorities would rather sweep under the carpet. Can this duo help save the school from evil spirits – and maybe find love while they’re at it?

This movie was based on the video game “White Day: A Labyrinth Named School,” which was released for PCs in 2001, and issued as a mobile gaming console title in 2015.

“The Labyrinth” is a 2021 South Korean movie that was directed by Song Eun.

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